USPTO Patents Application 10597633

United States R\tent and Trademark Office

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FILING or 371(c)
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10/597,633

07/06/2007

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CONFIRMATION NO. 4237

67801 FILING RECEIPT

MARTIN D. MOYNIHAN d/b/a PRTSI, INC.
P.O. BOX 16446
ARLINGTON, VA222 15

Date Mailed: 09/26/2007

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Appllcant(s)

Omer Einav, Emek Hefer, ISRAEL;
Haim Einav, Tel-Aviv, ISRAEL;
Benny Rousso, Rishon-LeZion, ISRAEL;
Doron Shabanov, Tzur-Yigal, ISRAEL;
Eran Katzir, Rosh HaAyin, ISRAEL;
Gad Binyamini, Moshav-Hagor, ISRAEL;

Assignment For Published Patent Application

Motorika, Inc., British Virgin Islands, VIRGIN ISLANDS, BRITISH

Power of Attorney:

Martin Moynihan-40338

Domestic Priority data as claimed by applicant

This application is a 371 of PCT/!L05/00142 02/04/2005

which claims benefit of 60/542,022 02/05/2004

and claims benefit of 60/566,078 04/29/2004

and claims benefit of 60/566,079 04/29/2004

and claims benefit of 60/604,615 08/25/2004

and claims benefit of 60/633,428 12/07/2004

and claims benefit of 60/633,442 12/07/2004

and claims benefit of 60/633,429 12/07/2004

Foreign Applications

If Required, Foreign Filing License Granted: 09/22/2007

The country code and number of your priority application, to be used for filing abroad under the Paris Convention, is
US1 0/597,633

Projected Publication Date: 01/03/2008
Non-Publication Request: No

Early Publication Request: No

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Title

Methods and Apparatus for Rehabilitation and Training
Preliminary Class

601

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